The manga adaptation of the Shueisha Game title Urban Myth Dissolution Center, known as Toshi Densetsu Kaitai Center: Parallel File, has concluded. According to an announcement from creator Emi Ishikawa on social media, the final installment appeared in the December issue of Shueisha's Ribon magazine. Ishikawa started the project in April 2025, and the publisher issued the third volume of the series this past August. The source material is a mystery game centered on characters Azami Fukurai and Ayumu Meguriya as they manage supernatural cases. Following a PC debut in February 2025 and a subsequent mobile release, the game arrived on the Nintendo Switch 2 in October. This console version introduced specific features, including an artwork gallery and support for updated controller inputs.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center Manga Finishes Serialization
Emi Ishikawa has concluded the manga adaptation of the Urban Myth Dissolution Center game in the latest issue of Ribon magazine.
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Originally reported by Emi Ishikawa's X/Twitter account.
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